Download presentation
Published byAutumn Ayers Modified over 11 years ago
1
32 Chapter 32 Section 32.1 Shopping for Clothes Section 32.2
Choosing and Caring for Clothes Chapter 32 Section 32.1 Shopping for Clothes Section 32.2 Fabrics and Their Care 1
2
Section 32.1 Shopping for Clothes
Knowing your shopping options is one way to manage the cost of buying clothing. It is also important to evaluate the value of your purchases when you shop for clothes. Keep in mind how long something will be in style and what the cost per wearing will be. 2
3
Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary private-label irregular second
vintage clothes markdown cost per wearing classic fad hang tag sewn-in label fiber content distributor consideration
4
Managing Clothing Costs
A wide variety of shopping options can help you find good clothing within your budget. 4
5
Managing Clothing Costs
Private label items are offered by department stores at lower prices. Pre-owned clothes can be purchased at consignment, thrift, and vintage clothing stores, but should be carefully checked before purchase. 5
6
Managing Clothing Costs
Store sales are a good way to stretch your budget. Consider clothing purchases based on the cost of dry cleaning versus washing at home. Cost per wearing is an estimate of how much money you actually pay per use. cost per wearing An estimate of how much it actually costs you each time you wear an item of clothing. 6
7
Managing Clothing Costs
Choose classic styles over fad items for most of your wardrobe. classic A clothing style that stays popular for a long time. fad A style that remains popular for only a short time. 7
8
Evaluate Your Selection
Guidelines for shopping include checking the care label, the fit, the quality, and the price. Tags and labels contain brand, size, warranty information, and a bar code, country of manufacture, fiber content, and care instructions. fiber content The percentage of each type of fiber by weight in cloth. 8
9
Section 32.2 Fabrics and Their Care
There are several types of fabrics that are used to make clothes. Each has its own characteristics and care needs. 9
10
Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary fiber natural fiber
manufactured fiber yarn blend fabric finish colorfast mildew comprise true
11
Understanding Fibers and Yarns
A basic knowledge of fabrics can help you make better clothing choices. Natural fibers are made from plant or animal sources, such as cotton, silk, and wool. natural fiber A strand that comes from plants or animals. 11
12
Understanding Fibers and Yarns
Manufactured fibers include rayon, polyester, and spandex. Yarn is the thread-thin product of fibers that have been twisted together. manufactured fiber A strand that comes from plants or animals. fiber A material in food that helps move food through the digestive system and may reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer. 12
13
Understanding Fibers and Yarns
A blend is a yard made from two or more different fibers. blend Yarn made from two or more different fibers. 13
14
Fabric Construction and Finishes
Two most common methods of making yarn into fabric are weaving and knitting. Two basic weaves are plain and twill. yarn The thread-thin product of fibers that have been twisted together. 14
15
Fabric Construction and Finishes
Other fabric construction methods include nonwoven fabrics, such as felt, and bonded and quilted fabrics. Fabrics can have various finishes to add to their durability, performance, appearance, feel, or color. 15
16
Caring for Your Clothes
Caring for your clothes protects your investment. A basic knowledge of cleaning and repairing techniques will keep clothes looking newer for a longer time. Before cleaning clothes, take time to read labels, sort garments, pre-treat clothes, and wash and dry clothes properly. 16
17
Caring for Your Clothes
Some clothes need to be pressed, ironed, or steamed after washing. 17
18
Storing Your Clothes When storing clothes, make sure they are clean and keep closet and drawers organized. It is important to hang clothes properly on hangers. 18
19
Chapter Summary Section 32.1
Shopping for Clothes You can save money on clothes by comparing different shopping resources and considering the cost of wear and care. Hang tags and care labels provide useful information. Trying on a garment is the only sure way to know whether it fits properly.
20
Chapter Summary Section 32.1
Shopping for Clothes Check a garment’s quality by examining its fabric and construction. You have a responsibility to treat merchandise carefully as you shop.
21
Chapter Summary Section 32.2
Fabrics and Their Care Fibers are either natural or manufactured. Fabrics can be woven, knit, or constructed in other ways. Fabric finishes are designed to improve fabric in some way. Inspect clothing after wear. Stains can usually be removed if treated promptly.
22
Chapter Summary Section 32.2
Fabrics and Their Care Pay attention to care label information when laundering clothes. Some clothes must be dry cleaned. Storing clothes correctly keeps them in good condition.
23
Review Do you remember the vocabulary terms from this chapter? Use the following slides to check your knowledge of the definitions. The slides in this section include both English and Spanish terms and definitions. Start
24
private-label etiqueta privada
Made by an unnamed manufacturer, especially for the distributor. Hecho por un productor que no es nombrado, especialmente para el distribuidor. Show Definition
25
irregular irregular Slight imperfections in clothing that are generally not noticeable and do not affect use or wear. Imperfecciones pequeñas en una prenda que generalmente no se notan y no afectan la postura o el uso Show Definition
26
second defectuoso A clothing item with a noticeable flaw, such as a small hole. Un artículo de vestir con un defecto claramente visible, como un agujero. Show Definition
27
vintage clothes ropa de época
Clothing items and accessories from a previous era, generally representing decades from the 1930s to the not-so-distant past. Artículos de vestido y accesorios de una época pasada; generalmente se refiere a ropa de las décadas de los años 1930s en adelante. Show Definition
28
markdown rebaja Item with a reduced price or the amount a price is reduced. Artículo con el precio reducido o la cantidad que se redujo el precio. Show Definition
29
cost per wearing costo por postura
An estimate of how much it actually costs you each time you wear an item of clothing. Una aproximación de cuánto cuesta un artículo de vestido cada vez que se usa. Show Definition
30
classic clásico A clothing style that stays popular for a long time.
Estilo de ropa que sigue de moda por mucho tiempo. Show Definition
31
fad moda pasajera A style that remains popular for only a short time.
Un estilo que se mantiene popular por corto tiempo. Show Definition
32
hang tag etiqueta que cuelga
A tag on an item of clothing that lists the brand name, size, any warranty, and a bar code. Una etiqueta en un artículo de vestir que incluye la marca, la talla, la garantía (si la tiene) y un código de barras. Show Definition
33
sewn-in label etiqueta cosida
A label with information such as manufacturer name, country of manufacture, fiber content, and care instructions. Una etiqueta con información como el nombre del fabricante, el país de fabricación, el contenido de la fibra y las instrucciones para su cuidado Show Definition
34
fiber content contenido de fibra
The percentage of each type of fiber by weight in cloth. El porcentaje de cada tipo de fibra por el peso en la tela. Show Definition
35
fiber fibra A material in food that helps move food through the digestive system and may reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer. Un material en los alimentos que ayuda a mover la comida a través del sistema digestivo y que puede reducir los riesgos de enfermedad cardiaca y cáncer. Show Definition
36
natural fiber fibra natural
A strand that comes from plants or animals. Una hebra proveniente de plantas o animales. Show Definition
37
manufactured fiber fibra fabricada
A strand formed either completely or in part by chemicals. Una hebra hecha completa o parcialmente de sustancias químicas. Show Definition
38
yarn hilo The thread-thin product of fibers that have been twisted together. Producto que consiste en hebras delgadas que fueron retorcidas juntas. Show Definition
39
blend mezcla Yarn made from two or more different fibers.
Hilo hecho de dos o más fibras. Show Definition
40
fabric finish terminado
Any special treatment that improves the appearance, feel, or performance of a fabric Cualquier tratamiento especial que mejora la apariencia y el desempeño de una tela. Show Definition
41
colorfast que no destiñe
Clothing with colors that will remain the same over time. Ropa con colores que permanecerán iguales al pasar el tiempo. Show Definition
42
mildew moho A fungus that shows up as small black dots.
Un hongo que aparece como pequeños puntos negros. Show Definition
43
distributor distribuidor
A store or person who that markets a commodity. Una persona que pone en venta un producto. Show Definition
44
consideration consideración Matter taken into account.
Asunto que se tomó en cuenta. Show Definition
45
comprise comprender Consist or be made up of.
Consistir o estar hecho de. Show Definition
46
true verdadero Unchanged or consistent. Que no cambia, constante.
Show Definition
47
The Amazing World of Food
End of End Of Chapter 32 Chapter 1 The Amazing World of Food
Similar presentations
© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.